What are the dangers of chronic pelvic peritonitis

I believe everyone has a certain understanding of pelvic peritonitis. After the disease occurs, it will cause abdominal pain in patients, and it will bring more impacts after infection. Usually, everyone needs to pay attention to the occurrence of this disease, and in daily life, pay attention to more rest, effectively take care of the body, and carry out comprehensive treatment. What are the common harmful consequences of pelvic peritonitis?

1. Sepsis and septicemia: Patients with septicemia often have chills, high fever, fast and weak pulse, multiple bleeding spots on the skin and mucous membranes, and in severe cases, they may become unconscious or even comatose. Septicemia is when purulent bacteria enter the blood and circulate in the blood, causing secondary abscesses in other parts of the body.

2. Kidney disease: If acute pelvic connective tissue inflammation is not treated, the inflammation can not only spread to the fallopian tubes, pelvic peritoneum and other tissues and organs, causing pelvic abscesses, but can also spread upward, leading to perirenal abscesses.

3. Diffuse peritonitis: The development and spread of inflammation can spread to the outermost serosa of the uterus, which is the part that connects the uterus to other pelvic organs. Inflammation can lead to pelvic peritonitis, which will continue to develop into diffuse pelvic peritonitis, with symptoms of systemic poisoning, such as high fever, nausea,

4. Septic shock: In cases of severe infection, pathogens multiply rapidly in the body. These bacteria will secrete large amounts of endotoxins. Endotoxins circulate throughout the body with the blood and quickly cause the body to react. This is also one of the causes of acute septic shock.

5. Infertility: Inflammation in any part of the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries or surrounding tissues in the female pelvic cavity, including the pelvic peritoneum, can cause infertility in women, especially when acute inflammation turns into chronic inflammation if not thoroughly treated, or when chronic pelvic peritonitis is not treated in time and becomes chronic, it often causes infertility in women.